O'BRIEN v. General Motors Acceptance Corporation
Wyoming Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Parker
Donald O’Brien sued General Motors Acceptance Corporation 1 for $1,716.92 damages because of an alleged breach of contract in the repossession of a 1957 Buick automobile. The matter was tried to a jury which found generally for defendant, and from the resulting judgment this appeal has been taken. The following facts were developed at the trial: On March 7, 1958, Smith-Chadderdon Buick, Inc., sold to O’Brien by conditional sales contract, which was later assigned to defendant, a 1957 four-door Buick Riviera sedan for a total price of $5,311.74, with a down payment of $1,066.92, allowed for a…
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